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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1932
Page
4
Paris Idaho circulation notice lists JOHN A. WALLIS as editor and publisher. Subscription rates shown include one year two dollars, six months one dollar sixty, and three months one dollar, all strictly in advance.
A Managine article argues Lindbergh’s fame arose from public hysteria and false lore. It contrasts his measured, sane approach with sensational myth, noting he did not invent trans ocean flight but exemplified disciplined preparation and modesty.
Lakota Resort hosted a wrestling and boxing card Monday with Hy Sherman of Galt Lake and Jack Christensen of Portland headlining the 145 pound bout. Christensen split two of three falls in a match judged under Belice Gwrakts rules, while Lew Anderson of Logan defeated Quistensen two falls to one in a best of three. A four round boxing match between Aspirin Garrett and Elmer Rigs ended in the first round as Garrett tired. Referee was C B Hayes of Paris.
Randolph Lt. John Kennedy died Monday evening while irrigating in a field. A search party found his body near a haying operation after neighbors noted a dog running toward the crew and lightning flashes. He was last seen heading to join the haying group.
Charles Cheney, hardware salesman, continues in the family trade in Salt Lake. His son C. Jr. is now learning the business in the same house, with Charles believing horses will always need horseshogs. The note references Kemmerer Gazette and Idaho Boise Statesman in a brief, period style.
Mr and Mrs Elza Athay of Smithfield Utah welcomed a baby girl born yesterday. Both parents report they and the newborn are doing nicely.
The administrator of the estate of George Thomas Thornock and Mary Elizabeth Thornock gives six months for creditors to present claims with vouchers. Claims must be shown to D. E. Haddock at the Browning Building Paris Bear Lake Idaho. Publication dates June 30 1932 to July 28 1932.
Eliza Keetch's return from LDS southern mission announced. Local pastor Vernon Young from New York spoke at Sunday service. Numerous visits, travels, and family gatherings trace days in St Charles and nearby towns with kin and friends from Fish Haven, Logan, Ogden, Paris, Montpelier, and Salt Lake City.
Public notice of an 1932 sheriff sale in Bear Lake County Idaho to satisfy a judgment of United States Building and Loan Association against Wm O Clark Myrtle Clark and Ira Peterson. Auction set for August 5 1932 at 11 AM before the Bear Lake County courthouse doors for Lot 1 and 2 Block 11 Original Montpelier Townsite. Proceeds to cover $2784.98 judgment plus $268.80 costs and interest. ASA Athay sheriff.
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